Energy

On July 9 and 10, 2026, the Bundestag and Bundesrat approved the addition of eleven gigawatts of new dispatchable power

Germany and France experienced a pronounced period of low wind and solar output—a “dunkelflaute”—from June 16 to July 1, 2026.

Two professors specializing in the energy sector are calling for a moratorium on the further expansion of wind and solar

According to traders, refineries in Asia purchased at least eight million barrels of US oil in mid-July. Buyers are located

Shipowners worldwide have already ordered 261 new oil tankers in the first half of 2026—more than in the entire previous

The nuclear power renaissance is gaining momentum worldwide in 2026, with China, South Korea, and other Asian nations leading the

A study published in Switzerland on July 12, 2026, quantifies the impact of a new nuclear power plant from 2050

Budapest is evaluating a pipeline from the Paks nuclear power plant to the Hungarian capital to utilize the plant’s waste

Germany was unable to meet its electricity demand solely through active domestic generation between June 22 and 28, 2026. A

Decommissioned wind turbines from the Netherlands are set to supply electricity in Ukraine. The project serves a dual purpose: Ukraine

Great Britain is set to receive a private fleet of new mini-nuclear power plants starting in 2034. SGE SMR UK

Germany, several EU member states, and key supplier nations are warning of the consequences the EU methane regulation will have

On Sunday morning, Enexis triggered a brownout in Tilburg-Zuid, Netherlands, and several surrounding areas. Enexis is a regional Dutch grid

Near Borna in the Leipzig district, the existing wind power site close to Thräna is set for a major overhaul

Canada has launched a new pipeline project to transport oil from Alberta to the country’s west coast. The proposal has